Many of the borough's beaches are secluded and lack lifeguards. For many visitors, that’s key to their appeal.

New York City isn't really known for its beaches, but if you're looking to beat the crowds for some sun, head to one of Staten Island's best-kept secrets.

Environment America’s map of New York Showing beaches which it found to be contaminated. Wolfe’s Pond Park on Staten Island was closed on six days due to the water being unsafe for humans to ...

The New York City Economic Development Corporation will “accelerate” the completion of the Lighthouse Point and Staten Island Urby housing projects. A new request for proposals on the 35-acre ...

When Superstorm Sandy ravaged New York on October 29, 2012, Oakwood Beach was one of the hardest hit areas. A 14-foot storm surge, among the highest recorded in the city, swept across the ...

Staten Island Chuck may make the official weather prediction in New York, but he is far from the only groundhog known for his forecast on Groundhog Day, celebrated every Feb. 2.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Heading to one of New York City’s eight public beaches is a great way to spend a day, relax and beat the summer heat. New York City’s public beaches are free and open… ...